Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-06-11

displaying SUcn splendid taste
the decoration.
After the ceremony the guest
were seated to the finest weddin
menu ever given in this parish. Tn
tables were laden with the choices
vIdnds and nothing the most par
tlcuiar EpicUrean could desire VIA
missing. Champagucs and othe
choice productions Of celebrated
foreign wine-celIars flowed freely
amidst the offering Of toasts for tn,
welfare and happiness Of the brida
couple.
! Dancing was INDUCED in by the
young people present-trippin2
the light fantastic To the strains o.
Neely's Vicksburg Orchestra. Al
Il late hour the guests departed.
wishing the bridal couple much
JOY, happiness and prosperity.
The bride looked charming in 4
white surah and valencia lace
over, profuSion of ribbons and
orange blossoms.
Among the many presents re-
ceived, the following were noticed:
Chamber suit, Mr.. Sam Fies OF
Pine Bluff; an elegant case OF silver
containing knives, forks, spoons
and teaspoons, Messrs. Beer, Fried
~ Blum and families of Tallulah;
Chitfonier, Schartf Bros. st. Louis;
Decorated dinner set, Mr.. A. Lch-
man and Family of y. o.; Willow
Rocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bloch, Alsatia, La. Silver ice pitch
err, Mr.. Melvillestein of Alsatia:
Decorated toilet set. G.. Lehman,
Sr. and family y. o. Handsome
dressing case, Messrs. II. & c.
Newman, New Orleans; Hanging
lamp, Messrs. L. & B. Carp, Delhi,
La. Silver tea, gravy and sugar
spoons, Mr. L. Ashaffenberg, Hen
derson, La. Willow rocker, Mr..
Eugene Fies, Pine Bluff; Plush
Rocker, Mr.. l. Lowenstein Gin, o.
Case of silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus. Bernd, Goodrich, La. silver
berry dish, Miss Ruth Stein, Lake
Providence; silver fruit dish, Mr..
II. Callman, Omega, La; silver
teaspoons, Mrs. Lena Never, St.
Louis; silver forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Blum, Greenville; ice cream
and lemonade set, Mr.. Adolph
Rose, Nicksburg; ice cream set,
Misses Rosa Beer and Alice Forch-
elmer, Natchez; silver celery stand
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Os, Delta; hand
some bohemian vases, Mr.. l.. Low
enstein, Vicksburg; silver pickle
castor, Mr.. Mallie Coltharp; silver
card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. \. S.
Coltharp; Silver flower holder Mr..
Il Mrs. w. F. Coltharp,
silver berry dish, Mr..
Walter Nicols; decorated silver
castor, Mr.. John A. Coltharp; dec
Grated toilet set, DR.. and Mrs. W.
p. Yerger embroidered whisk
broom holder, Miss Abbie II. Yer
ger; all of this place. Decorated
toilet set, Mess. Godchaux and
Silbernagel, New Orleans; silver
syrup pitcher, Miss Rosa Sartorius.
Vicksburg: clock, Mess. Jonas and
Julius Bloch, Goodrich, La. toilet
set, Miss Aline Simon, Pine Bluff;
silk muffier, Judge +. J. Delonv,
Lake Providence; hammered brass
smoking set, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5.
Callman, Chicago; silver butter
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Witherow,
Milliken's Bend. silver card re-
ceiver. Mr.. Adolph Bloch. Tallu-
lah. Other presents were received
and several were in transit at
this writing.
Amongst the many guests pres
ent were: Mess. Sam Fies, Eugene
Fies and Misses Aline J. Simon
and Lena Ashaffenberg, all of Pine
Bluff. Ark. Mr.. Herman Kahn,
RayviIle, Messrs. David Beer, Sol
Fried. S. E. Blum and their ladies
and Mr.. Adolph Block, all of Tai
Mr.. P. SartOrius and daughter
and Mr.. l.. Lowenstein and
Mrs. Julia Calm, of Vicksburg
Mess. J. Stein, JOS. Block and
Miss Melone Joseph, of Alsatia,
La. Mr.. Henry Newman, of New
Orleans; Mess. julius Block and
Gus Bernd, of Goodrich, La. Mess
l.. Ashaffenberg and Herman Stein
Henderson, La; Miss Ruth Stein,
Lake Providence Fl. Callman,
Omega; A. Kahn, DR.. and Mrs. W.
P. Yerger, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
and Moses Fcist, all of
this place; Mr.. and Mrs. Van o.,
Delta; Miss Flora Bloom, Ficks-
burg and Mr.. C.. l.. Callman, of
Chicago.
Special praise was bestowed on
the Ella borate cake decorations,
the credit for it being due to mes
danes A. S. and w. F. Coltharp.
Miss Lena Ashaffenberg, of Pine
Bluff, charmed the guests with
several splendid vocal selections.
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